How does a clinical intelligence layer change chart review?
See how it reshapes pre-visit prep, handoffs, referrals, and risk capture.
EVERYDAY CLINICAL INTELLIGENCE
Less busywork.
More possibility.
Scribing is just the start. AIdMD connects the conversation, the chart, and the work that follows in one clinical workspace.
Be present. We’ll take notes.
Capture the conversation. Review, edit, and sign the draft.
AIdMDExample workspace
Space for a real conversation.Your note comes together as you talk.
Visit noteDraft
PRIMARY CARE · FOLLOW-UP
Today’s conversation,
thoughtfully documented.
History of present illness
Patient returns for a routine follow-up. Discussed progress since the last visit, current medications, and questions about the care plan.
Plan for review
Confirm medication list. Review recent results. Discuss next steps and follow-up with the patient.
Ready for clinician review
Example screen with made-up data. Clinicians review all AI output.
THE FULL CLINICAL TOOLKIT
Thoughtful help.
Throughout your day.
Available in AIdMD Insights and AIdMD EHR.
01 / AI Scribe
Let the note come to you.
From the conversation to a structured note, with a review step that keeps you in charge.
- Medical-grade speech recognition that turns speech into text
- Notes laid out for you as SOAP, H&P, Progress, Procedure, Consult, or Discharge
- Uses what is already in the chart
- Live dictation during the visit
- Edit and polish the draft note with AI
- Flags what is missing, such as “allergies reviewed”
- Signed notes go back to the chart automatically through FHIR, with no copy-paste
02 / AI Clinical Chat
Your questions. Your patient’s context.
Ask in plain English to explore a patient’s history and find what you need in the chart.
- Ask about any patient in plain English
- Patient summaries in seconds
- Medication reviews, with doses and what each drug is for
- Lab trends over time
- Evidence-based suggestions that support your decisions
- Every answer links to its source in the chart
03 / Clinical Actions
A shorter list after every visit.
Draft clinical actions in plain language. Review and sign before any approved action is carried out.
- Type orders in plain English
- Understands the order you mean
- Safety checks for drug interactions, allergy conflicts, duplicate therapy, and dosing
- Shows how sure the AI is
- Every action needs a physician’s approval
- Approved orders and referrals post straight to the EHR, with no re-keying
- Full audit trail for compliance
04 / Chart-Aware Insights
Bring the important details forward.
See the findings, care gaps, and trends that matter, with the full chart behind them.
- Drug interaction alerts
- Care gaps, such as missing screenings and vaccinations
- Trends in abnormal labs
- Duplicate therapy checks
- Vital sign trends
- Chronic disease tracking
- Ranked by how serious: Critical, High, Moderate, or Informational
05 / ICD-10 Code Assist
Find the code that fits the note.
Suggestions help you find the diagnosis code. You check the note and make the final choice.
- Describe the condition, get the code
- Suggestions based on the patient’s existing conditions
- Suggests a more specific code when one fits
- Other codes that could fit, with reasons
- Tips on what the note needs to support the code
START WITH A QUESTION
As natural as
a conversation.
These prompts show how a clinician might ask about a chart or draft an action. They are examples, not treatment advice.
Ask about the chart
"What medications is this patient taking for diabetes?"
"Summarize the last three visits."
"Are there any drug interactions I should know about?"
"What preventive care is due for this patient?"
Draft an action for review
"Prescribe Lisinopril 10mg once daily for hypertension"
"Order CBC, CMP, and lipid panel"
"Refer to cardiology for chest pain evaluation"
"Schedule follow-up in 3 months"
FROM THE JOURNAL
Guides for your next question.
How does an AI medical scribe work?
Follow the path from the visit conversation to a reviewed, signed note.
What is a clinical intelligence layer?
A plain definition, how it differs from an AI scribe, and where AIdMD fits.